Unscheduled landings at Polish airports. The reason is bomb threats.

A flight from London was redirected to Modlin Airport due to a bomb threat, landing at 10:01 with 181 people on board. The aircraft had approximately 3.7 tons of fuel upon landing and was moved to a designated area for safety checks by bomb disposal teams. Modlin Airport was closed temporarily as authorities followed security protocols, and passengers were evacuated to the arrivals hall. By noon, operations resumed at the airport, although part of it remained closed. Additionally, a bomb threat was reported on a SAS flight from Copenhagen to Warsaw, which landed safely at Chopin Airport, where normal operations continued.